By Graham Brown | November 21, 2024
On Coming of Age in an Era of Feminist Awakenings and Roaming Serial Killers
"Thirty-seven years on, I’ve written a novel revisiting the mix of terror and fury I felt as a young woman."
By Ajay Close | November 19, 2024
Bah Humbug: The Crime of Loneliness in Holiday Hauntings
By Lindy Ryan | November 18, 2024
From the Foreign Service to the World of Thrillers
By Mel Harrison | November 18, 2024
The Multiple Faces of Inspiration: Dissociative Identity Disorder in Fiction
By J.H. Markert | November 18, 2024
Gullion and the Bullshit of Mythology
Austin Duffy on a mountain, a killing, and a dark legacy from the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
By Austin Duffy | November 15, 2024
From Managing a Golf Course to Writing Mysteries: One Author's Journey
Steven Tingle grew up on the course, dreaming up mysteries around all the strangers who came to play a round.
By Steven Tingle | November 15, 2024
The Life and Times of Gaston Means, one of the Greatest Rogues in American History
Detective, swindler, accused killer, spy. Jazz Age con man Gaston Means was all of the above. And when the son of famed aviator Charles Lindbergh was kidnapped in 1932, he concocted his most audacious fraud.
By Dean Jobb | November 14, 2024
